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supplication@supplication-HP-Pavilion-g6-Notebook-PC:~/oflops$ ./configure --with-openflow-src-dir=/home/supplication/openflow checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c checking whether build environment is sane... yes checking for a thread-safe mkdir -p... /bin/mkdir -p checking for gawk... no checking...

Vagrant up fails with the message that the box chef/fedora-20 not found. [root@localhost wcbench]# vagrant up Bringing machine 'default' up with 'virtualbox' provider... ==> default: Box 'chef/fedora-20' could not be...

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prio:high
info:progress-25
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#75 added support for Ubuntu 14.04. From a user perspective, it would make that support drastically more useful if we supported an Ubuntu Vagrant box.

type:feature
prio:low
info:progress-0
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if the switch number is more than 1019,the cbench return error: $ cbench -c 191.4.3.152 -p 6633 -m 10000 -l 6 -s 1024 -t cbench: controller benchmarking tool running in...

It would be very helpful to support kicking off simple actions via a well-define Python API. For example, starting and stopping ODL.

type:feature
prio:low
info:progress-0

Currently, the `odl_started` function uses `./bin/status` to find the status of ODL. That works fine for local installs, but not for ODL running in a Docker container.

type:feature
prio:normal
info:progress-0

The bash flag switch case `-r` confirms that ODL is "installed" (via the `odl_installed` function) when `$CONTROLLER_IP = "localhost"`. That will not work for containerized ODL.

type:feature
prio:normal
info:progress-0

I think the model of using a discrete `CONTRIBUTING.markdown` and `README.markdown` is becoming a best practice. If nothing else, I like it and am using it in a number of...

type:feature
prio:low
info:progress-0

Currently, there's no error handling code in `stats.py` to deal with malformed `results.csv` files. Anything other than the expected result of WCBench runs breaks with obtuse stack traces. Should catch...

type:feature
prio:normal
info:progress-0
good-for-beginners

Right now, the only logging WCBench does is related to #16. It would be nice to formalize logging a bit by adding a dedicated `log` function. Other parts of the...

type:feature
prio:low
info:progress-0
good-for-beginners